This report visualizes the change in Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study estimates indexed to 2010—the baseline year for the UN-system targets for reducing harmful use of alcohol, —through 2024.
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IARD Report: Progress in reducing the harmful use of alcohol 2010–2024 (GBD study data) presents trends at global and country level in high alohol use summary exposure variable and alcohol-attributable mortality and morbidity rates. |
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Online Appendix: Alcohol-attributable rates 1990–2024 (GBD study data) presents trends at global and country level in alcohol-attributable mortality and morbidity rates overall and from noncomunicable diseases. |
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